Shri
Ram, Sita & Lakshman |
Shri Saibaba's
Padukas |
Shri
Saibaba's Sataka |
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Tumblers
used by Shri Saibaba
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Grinding Stone
used by Shri Saibaba |
Chilums used
by Shri Saibaba |
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Gramophone
used by Shri Saibaba |
Horse Ornaments
at the time of Shri Saibaba |
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Saibaba Museum
- Shirdi Sansthan
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Museum Hall |
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A
small museum of Sai Sansthan at Shirdi
(housed in Samadhi temple) where an old portrait of
Sai Baba and His modest possessions like a long robe
- Kafani, begging bowls (tin pots), clay pipes - Chillum,
sacred staff - Satka, leather slippers - Paduka are
displayed.
Besides this there are few other silver articles which
were in use in the Palki procession as well as formal
worship of Baba in those days. |
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Baba's
Paduka's (footer's)
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Palki
Procession |
Articles
related to Baba's life |
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Sai's name was given to him
by Shri Malsapati. These were the coins given to
him by Sai baba.
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Blessed are the
articles that were touched by Baba
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Chahe
Ram Kaho Chahe Shyam Kaho - Mera Sai sabhi mein samaaya
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Om Shree
Sainathaya Namah
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Grinding mill and other
articles used by Baba |
Articles
Personally Used By Shri Sai Baba Kept In Samadhi Mandir |
There were 2 utensils , one
small and one big-the former provided food for 50
and the latter for 100 people.
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Cot
where Baba's last bathing took
after his demise.
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Pot
in which Baba used to store water and even today pot
full of water has been kept in Dwarakamayi |
Baba lived in
shirdi for almost for 60 years and used this grinding
stone
every day, the two stones of his mill consisted of
dharma and bhakti ,
the former being the lower and the later the upper
one. |
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An earthen ware in which Baba used
to beg and feed the animals and the birds. |
Original Chimta
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